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Resident alcoholics: What beer or wine goes well with ginger?
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Gonna be eating a bunch of ginger cookies and gingery foods -- does anyone have ideas for wine or beer that would complement ginger? My Google-fu just yields a bunch of ginger beers and ginger wines, which I think is probably not what I want.
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beer wise, i'd wager a saporro or a kirin would go pretty well with ginger, pretty much anything light.
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^ I'd second that, especially the sapporo.
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Cool thanks guys. was leaning Sapporo under the vague idea that japanese food often has ginger. cheers.
Any wine or cocktail notions?
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Easy- Riunite or Real Sangria.
MEANT for ginger.
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Originally Posted by Mithras
Cool thanks guys. was leaning Sapporo under the vague idea that japanese food often has ginger. cheers.
Any wine or cocktail notions?
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Originally Posted by Mithras
Cool thanks guys. was leaning Sapporo under the vague idea that japanese food often has ginger. cheers.
Any wine or cocktail notions?
Well, I know from experience that some sake would go well with Japanese food. Or any food.
Or this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JB1YW...=fanta%20japan
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i don't eat a lot of ginger, but i'd imagine a dry riesling would go well with it. somewhat sweet and fruity. should work.
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Originally Posted by Demonhood
i don't eat a lot of ginger, but i'd imagine a dry riesling would go well with it. somewhat sweet and fruity. should work.
i would agree with this. or one of those fancy sweet sparkly dessert wines.
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Sake and gewurtztraminer go great with spicy or Asian food.
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